Theatre Royal Drury Lane

Since 1663 the Theatre Royal Drury Lane has provided entertainment for the masses and has been visited by every monarch since the Restoration. The theatre has not one, but two, royal boxes and it was here that the public first heard both the National Anthem and Rule Britannia. Previous buildings were managed by the great actor David Garrick and the famous playwright Richard Brinsley Sheridan and he current, fourth, building was opened in 1812.

Transport

Nearest underground station is Covent Garden (Piccadilly line).

Parking

Nearest NCP car park is in Parker Mews, off Drury Lane. Alternatively, Masterpark offer up to 50% discount on parking, click here for more information - Masterpark Theatreland Parking Scheme.

The £8 daily congestion charge for central London applies from 7am to 6pm Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays.